Sentence examples for sort to explain from inspiring English sources

Sensorimotor contingency theorists appeal to knowledge of the first sort though as was discussed in Section 2.3.1, Noë flirts with appealing to knowledge of the second sort to explain the perceptual grasp of P-shapes; thethextentnt he does, he is embracing a disposition theoretic account of P-shapes.

You don't have to predicate a theory of this sort to explain the soles coming off your feet".

Coalescent simulations of mtDNA phylogeny under the speciation history inferred from nuclear genes rejected the hypothesis of incomplete lineage sorting to explain the conflicting signal between mtDNA and nuclear-based phylogenies.

WHITE PLAINS — Opponents of the Indian Point nuclear power plants, including New York State, got their day in court on Monday — sort of — to explain why they thought the two reactors should not be allowed to operate 20 more years.

Journalists of all sorts rushed to explain the basic tenets of the Sikh religion and the practice of our faith.

Unfortunately, discussion of theories of this sort, which attempt to explain the logical form, or syntax, of natural language sentences, is well beyond the scope of this entry.

It's sort of hard to explain.

The computer, though, could be borrowed and used by teams and individuals in the middle of some sort of meltdown to explain their predicaments.

"Because I had freedom of speech and movement I felt obliged to become a sort of spokesman to explain to the whites in South Africa that these people were not diabolical creatures.

To be sure, one can use metaphors of one sort or another to explain the concept, but the metaphors are as likely to be misleading as helpful.

But it is a very different sort of project to explain how we should conceive of the law in order for legal practice to be normatively justified.